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14A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oreeon, Sunday. December 7. 1951 Flamingoes feed with their heads turned upside down, according to the National Geographic Magazine. The world's first cog rail way was built in 1869 to the 6,28-foot peak of MU Wash ington, NJI. , Learn how to fill your Christmas stockings... ILLINOIS VALLEY Club Slates Meeting Br RUTH RAUSCH Cave Junction The De cember meeting of the Illi nois Valley Zuleima Nile club will be held Dec. 12 at the home of Mrs. Art 1 Kellert. Members are asked to bring cookies, popcorn, candy and fruitcake for the Christmas card baskets to sell. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Goff were in Los Angeles for the Thanksgiving holiday week end visiting Larry's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Jansen. Get money at ...where it's almost fun to borrow money. "MoxEYLANT)' is your nearby Pacific Finance office -tht place to borrow money.. .whether you need it to give your family a happier Christmas, to take a trip, to buy appli ances or furniture, or to reduce monthly payments. Why come to "Moneylaxd"? Simply because our service is faster and friendlier.. .because we try to be a bit more understanding, a bit more courteous. Do call or come in today ! NEW FINANCING PLAN ! In addition to our personal loan service, we can now "finance" (buy contracts on) most anything you want to buy on time -automobiles, furniture, appliances, etc. Investigate competitive rates available before buying. ' PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL is "M ONE YLAND" 16 South Central Phone SP 3-5308 Jim Elbert, Manager r I The Playboy car club, Illi nois Valley's most recent or ganization, is seeking a loca tion to build a strip for drag racing- It is understood that if the boys prepare the strip, the county will pave it. About a half mile of level ground, 300 feet wide will be necessary. Work for the Oregon Confer ence of Methodist churches, was at Immanuel Friday aft ernoon and at the Wilder ville Methodist Friday evening. The Dale Ehlers have Mrs. Ehler's father, Dan Brown, of Shelton, Wash., visiting them. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Smith have received word that their son Darrell, aviation structur al mechanic third class, has returned to San Diego aboard the USS Shangri-la after a nine-month tour with the U-S. Seventh Fleet in the Far East. Baker Appointed To Centennial Position Floyd H. Baker, Medford, recently was appointed Jack son county chairman of Beef, Inc., an organization formed to promote an exhibit for the Oregon Centennial. Dick Kuehner of Portland has been retained by the or ganization to centralize ef forts for the Centennial dis play for livestock ranches. 2,374 Persons Visit Museum The Illinois Valley Demo cratic club elected new offi cers 'last week. Mrs. Harry Ott was elected president, Howard Yarbrough vice president; Herbert Gage, secretary; Clyde Hays, treas urer, and Stewart Jones, three-year member of the executive board. Officers were elected at the St. Mathias Episcopal church guild last week. Mrs. Lester Basham was elected president. Other offi cers elected are Mrs. Wayne Petch, vice presidnt; Mrs. Floyd Wells, secretary; Mrs. Robert Steimer, treasurer; Mrs. Harry Smith, general publicity, and Mrs- Henry Gammel, parish publicity. Attending the all-day work shop for Childrens Workers in Medford were Mrs. Harold Mackey and Mrs. James Al len of the Immanuel Metho d i s t church. Mrs. Grace Sayre, director of Children's CHANGES MADE Meals are prepared in less than three hours a day, by today s homemakers in to day's modern gas kitchens - compared to nine hours daily meal preparation time for yes teryear s homemakers. Jacksonville A total of 2,374 persons from 30 states, Australia, Germany and Guatemala visited the Jack sonville museum during Nov ember, Miss Mary Hanley, curator, has announced. Last month's total is an in crease of 885 more than the number visiting the museum during November. 1957. when 1,489 persons registered. Total number of visitors since HILTS Holiday Guests Listed By MRS. M. F. CAVIN Hilts Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Ferguson and son, Bobby, had Thanksgiving dinner at Ferguson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ferguson, on Cole stein rd. Other callers at the Ferguson home were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie De Avilla and sons Gary and Michael, of Yreka. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stretz and son of Yreka. Mr. and Mrs. R. Rainwater and family spent the week end visiting relatives in Riddle. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Marin and family on Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. S. Marin and family on Thanksgiving were Misses Bobby Jean and Shir ley Andersen and Roy Ander sen of Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Catuz zo of Hornbrook were Thanks giving guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Marin and daughters. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Marin and family left for Redding, where they spent the week end with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Marin had as their guests on Thanks giving their son-in-law and The Whole Town Is Talking! (and are we proud) Be Sure to See . . . . 6 IU1 ini R Dempster's IT IMS WINDOW In Grateful Appreciation of Your Fine Patronage This Past Year Two Traditional Christmas Scenes 'The First Christmas" "Christmas in Switzerland f OF COURSE, OUR BIG SANTA, TOO!! BROUGHT TO MEDFORD FROM THE EAST Display and Decoration Planned and Executed by Our Decorator, Jack Raapke BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY . Enjoying dinner on Thanks giving at the Shasta Ski Bowl lodge were Mr. and Mrs. Ern est Spannaus, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Tallis and sons, Gary and Terry. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Wid ness were Mrs. Widness sis ter, Miss Armada Acuff, and her cousin, Mrs. Virginia Maxwell, both of McMinn ville. During the holiday week end, Mr. and Mrs. Wid ness and son, Mike, drove to McMinnville where they were guests of Mrs. Widness' par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Acuff. Mr. and Mrs. Italo Marin and family were guests of Mrs. Marin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Booth, in Central Point on the Thanksgiving day holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Blanchard and son, James, went . to Grants Pass on the recent holiday where they were the guests of Blanchard's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Blanchard. On Nov. 18, Arthur Blan chard Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Blanchard, left for Pen sacola, Fla., where he will re ceive training in the Navy. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Freemeyer were Freemeyer's 'sons, Don and Gerald, of Greenville, on Thanksgiving week end. Miss Jeri Johnson, was a guests of Mrs. Tony Wooden over the Thanksgiving week end at her home in San Fran Mr. and Mrs. George Ham ilton and family were Thanks giving week end "guests at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ed die Barlow, in Trail. " Mr. and Mrs. William Jor dan and children spent their ! Thanksgiving day at the home j of Mrs. Jordan's parents, Mr. i and Mrs. Low Kusel, in Phoe j nix. Dinner guests on Thanks giving at the home of Mr. and ; Mrs. Ed Staley were Mrs. Ed Staley were Mrs. Staley s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spearin, of Hornbrook. Thanksgiving Day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Laustalot and sons was W. W. Walker and grandsons Ray and Larry Walker and grandsons, Ray and Larry Walker, of . Anderson. 6th & Bartlett Ph. SP 3-4000 "Your Family Furniture Store" Mrs. Elizabeth Maguire drove to Yreka on Thanksgiv ing : Day to join her sister, Mrs. Margaret Weston, for dinner at the Yreka Inn. On Monday Mrs. Weston spent the day here with Mrs. Ma; guire. ; Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. AI Simmen and fa mily over the holiday week end were Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Simmen of San Ramon and Mr. and Mrs. HenryaChristen sen of Hayward. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Whit taker and family spent the Thanksgiving in Gazelle at the home of her mother, Mrs. Beryl Harlow. were Frankie, Lynn and Con nie Marin, Stevie DeAvilla, Douglas Staley, Daren Whit- taker, Jackie Sanford, Becky Hamilton, Linda Laura and Elaine Zanotta and Bobby Ferguson, Janny and Linnie Marin, Mrs. John Marin, Mrs. Bob Ferguson, and Mrs. Ad- olph Zanotta. Birthday cake, ice cream and punch was served. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. G- King were Mrs. King's nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Faler and 'daughter. They have been making their home in Ha waii where Faler was station ed with the Marine Corps. A party held Tuesday, Dec. 2, honored the sixth birthday of Johnny Marin, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Marin. Guests SALES - RENTALS EVEREST ft JENNINGS Fotdln YHEEL CHAIRS Open Sundays and Holiday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. HUDSON'S PHARMACY 613 E. Main Ph. SP 3-5345 1 Block East Hawthorn Park Another party on Wednes day, Dec. 3, honored the sev enth birthday of Douglas Sta ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Staley. Guests were Johnny Marin, Stevie DeAvilla, Jack Sanford, Linda Goodwin, Dar en Whittaker, Randy Rain water, Becky and Cathy Ham ilton, Tommy Shuck, and Gloria Chase. Games were played and prizes won by Daren and Randy. Candy favor's were given and refreshments of ice cream, birthday cake and punch were served. the museum opened July 10 1950, is 311,706. Groups visiting the museum last month included a sixth grade class from Jacksonville school, St. Mary's speech class! Medford, Church of Christ Sunday school from Glide, Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts and a kindergarten class from Medford. Gifts and loans received last month include a picture and letters from Mrs. Edith Gifford, Medford; mineral specimens from C. M. Jack son, Klamath Falls; a shawl and collection of Indian bask ets from Rodney Keating, Ashland; part of an old gun from Lewis W. Baker, Jack-I sonville; a pioneer freight wagon from Chet Burrell, Al turas, Calif.; books from Mrs. Guy Garrett, ' Jacksonville: and a section of old, flat barbed-wire from William Kalahar, Medford. PLAYS SANTA Liquefied petroleum (LP) gas in bottle, cylinder or tank plays Santa Claus to farm and suburban homes all over the country, by bringing the ad vantages of gas to those living beyond city gas mains. SMOOTHES CLOTHES Use the top of your clothes dryer as a folding and smooth ing surface. The heat of the dryer aids in smoothing the clothes. A Tribute to Our Girls7 Community Club of Medford We salute our GIRLS' COMMUNITY CLUB OF MEDFORD, incorporated May, 1934. The Club that is a non-profit, character building organization and member of the Community Chest. The Club that is a "Home away from home" for girls of Jackson County. We salute the chaperone of the GIRLS' COMMUNITY CLUB, its mother, hosts and manager. We salute the club that is within the means of the girl "with the low income. The club in Medford where the club women meet. Approx. 1 000 women a month enjoy the use of this club and its homelike facilities. The club that serves the social life of families. in the county." The club for family gatherings, baby showers and weddings.' The club that operates a' free employment bureau for Jackson County girls. The club that is guided by a board of local women who give free time and interest to its success. The club that meets the needs of the lonely or inexprienced girl in hr crucial first job. We salute THE GIRLS' COMMUNITY CLUB OF MEDFORD, and its 25 years of service. Medford Pharmacy, Inc. Central Corner of 6th 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. PHONE 2-6253 WE ARE OPEN TODAY! We Salute Our Town! It Takes Two The Salvation Army to make a ' Happy Christmas for All EVERYONE'S Favorite aspr . . j r f CT . Treat ell r I'Tf , For EVERY IHIoBSday CDccasiion! RICH, SMOOTH, LUSCIOUS, FLAVORFUL Th Yuletida is traditionally party time . . . and that means FIESTA ICE CREAM time, when the thrilling tascte of this delicious ice cream delights family and friends. Whether you want a special treat to top off the fine holiday repast, a ' palate-pleating parry snack r between-meal booster for the youngsters, you'lf be SURE to make a hit with Jorgensen's luscious FIESTA ICE CREAM, made extra-good with that exclusive nutrient-NUTRI-MIXI Be SURE to keep plenty of those colorful, convenient .Fiesta cartons in YOUR refrigerator. You'll always be safe when unexpected guests come you'll always be sure when you serve Jorgensen's FIESTAI At Your Favorite Fountain or Grocer!
